Immigrant Doctor Faces Draft After Long Legal Battle
Dr Vincent Dattilo a 31 year old Italian born physician living in Spencer arrives in the U S weeks ago and faces a June 23 pre induction exam in Cleveland as his naturalization papers are processed His internship at St Alexis Hospital continues and he plans to serve if drafted while his medical career advances His wife Olga is a naturalized American citizen and the Dattilos have a family history of immigration and legal battles dating back to 1946 over citizenship for Mrs Dattilo
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Vincento Dattilo
Spencer
Tom
Joseph
Medina County
Cleveland
State Department
Sam
Vincent Dattilo
State Selective Service
Medina County Draft Board
New York Harbor
Catanzaro
Dattilo
St. Alexis Hospital
T. N. Geracioti
Datailo
Olga
Italy
Mrs. Dattilo
Akron
The
University of
Naples
Geracioti
Thomas
Georgetown University
Reserve
Aldo
Korea
Doctor’s Hospital
Draft Board
Park Pool Maintains High Water Purity Level
The City Health Department reports Cascade Park pool water remains very pure. Bacteria count is six, far below the 200 safety limit, chlorine residue is three parts per million, pH is 7.6, and no coli form bacteria is detected.
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Cascade Park
Steel union, U.S. Steel near wage contract settlement
Pittsburgh report says CIO United Steelworkers hold two major sessions to review U.S. Steel’s settlement offer for about 600,000 basic steel workers. USW President McDonald and executives discuss wage, pension, and insurance terms eight days before the deadline as top negotiators await possible extension.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
USW
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U. S. Steel
John A. Stephens
Big Steel
U.S. Steel
U.S
U.s.steel
Detroit Telephone Directory Last Listings Shuffle
In Detroit a group of single men previously shared the final listing under the ai name Zeke Zzzpt. A new entrant moved him to second-to-last place, while the final entry now appears as Zolf Zzzpt.
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Detroit
Zeke
Zolf
Defiance Church Hears Christian Love Sermon
In Defiance Ohio the St. Pauls Methodist Church heard Rev. Robert Weaver preach on Christian love as parishioners note a conflict with Bishop Hazen J G Werner over the pastor change. About 390 attended as tension with former pastor Dr Joseph Richards and his suit against Dr Werner colored local church politics.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Robert Weaver
Kenneth Learey
van Wert
Weaver
Circleville
Hazen J G. Werner
Joseph Richards
Church Board
Tven
Richards
William Bashford
Werner
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Six convicts trigger fatal guard harm at Kansas prison escape
In Lansing Kansas six long term convicts staged a breakout at the Kansas State Prison. They seized visitors and held people as human shields during a 45 minute gun battle with guards. One guard, Henry Kenaga, died after being struck and dragged by the convicts. A woman, Frankie May Scroggs, 20, was wounded with a lung injury. Convicts including Lawton Rollins William Parker and others surrendered when surrounded at a locked gate. Authorities planned charges for the slaying. The escape party included Donald Davis Emmett May Robert Knight and James Tar.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas State
Charles A. Edmonson
Mariyone Capehart
Topeka
Glen Capehart
Janet
Edmonson
Henry Kenaga
Kenaga
Frankie May Scroggs
Kansas City
Kansas City Medical Center
Lawton Ray Rollins
William Henry Parker
Grant County
Donald E. Davis
Sturgis
Mich
Emmett May
Robert LeRoy Knight
Picker
Okla
James Tar
Ponca City
Rabbi Urges Men To Lead In Work Of Church Nation
Rabbi Naph tali Rubinger, leader of the Elyria Temple, told fathers and sons at an Ushers' League dinner at the Magyar Evangelical and Re formed Church that the strength of a nation lies in strong families. He cited Biblical stories to urge active work by men and boys in family and religious life. The event marked the league’s first sponsorship, with Rev. Louis Molnar, Oberlin, offering prayer and Rev. Louis G. Novak introducing guests. Awards were given to Andrew Nagy, Ralph Foreid, and Stephen Molnar.
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Naphtali Rubinger
Elyria Temple
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rabbi Rubinger
John Bara
Louis Molnar
Oberlin
Louis G. Novak
Charles Snoble
Zigmond Palagyi
Donald Ignatz
Jeffrey Ignatz
Stephen Bako
Andrew Nagy
Ralph Foreid
Stephen Molnar
Power mower theft at Farmers' Supply Store in Oberlin
Oberlin police investigate the burglary of an 18 inch rotary mower valued at 24.75 taken from the Farmers' Supply Store around 5 am Sunday. The wire cage lock on the south side was broken and the mower removed. Police impounded a car leaving the city and suspect it may be used in the getaway.
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Oberlin
Truman's Operation Serious Progress Report
Former President Harry S. Truman remained in satisfactory condition after an emergency gall bladder and appendix operation at Research Hospital in Kansas City. Brig. Gen. Wallace R. Graham, his surgeon, said recovery is uncertain daily and Truman is receiving IV fluids antibiotics and glucose. Temperature reached 101 but this was not unusual and no blood transfusions were given.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Kansas City
Research Hospital
Wallace R. Graham
Dinner Tomorrow To Honor Five Year Hospital Workers
Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees will honor staff with five years of continuous service at a dinner tomorrow evening in the hospital dining room. Nursing staff and eligible employees will receive pins as Chauncey B. Smythe presents the honors, with Harold A. Zealley presiding.
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Board of Trustees
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chauncey B. Smythe
Harold A. Zealley
Sanatorium Budget Seeks 1955 Operations Funding
Pleasant View Sanatorium needs 238468 for next year's operations. Business manager G L Slater submits a budget showing 25620 state funds 12207 patient receipts 25098 from other counties 6278 from X rays 2292 from cafeteria and about 164000 to be supplied by the county. County commissioners plan a half mill levy to raise the rest.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
G. L. Slater
Watches and cash stolen from Third Street apartment
Police seek thief who took two watches valued at 60 dollars and 25 dollars in cash from Harry R. Thrist of 251 Third. Thrist reported a broken window and a ransacked unit with clothes scattered. He had been in Canton Saturday, and the cash included 5 dollars in silver described as church money.
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Harry R. Thrist
Thrist
Canton
Senate Braces As Republicans Stand Firm On Tax Bill
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland says GOP will blunt Democratic drive to expand personal income tax exemptions amid House approved tax relief measures. Debate on the House bill to begin later this week with support from administration proposals and no amendments.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
GOP
Cahf
Senate Finance Committee
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Democrats
George
New York
House
Joseph R. Farrington
Lester C. Hunt
Wyoming
Farrington
Hunt
J. Wiliam Fulbright
D-Ark
Congressional Republicans
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Ezra T. Benson
Prize List Set For Horse Show At Fairgrounds
Lorain County Horse Show at the county fairgrounds in Wellington Sunday at 2 p.m. offers 19 classes with a total prize list of 635 dollars. C C Nixon show superintendent and Elyrian helper C A Ohl will direct entries. Prizes per class are 20, 10, and 5 dollars for first to third with ribbons for top four. Entry fee is 2 dollars per class.
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Lorain County
County Fairgrounds
Wellington
C. C. Nixon
Nixon
C. A. Ohl
Elyrians
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Pronunciations Guide from International News Service
The report provides phonetic spellings for key names and places in Southeast Asia and Britain. It covers Tourane in Indochina now Da Nang, Thailand in Southeast Asia, Leon Maria Guerrero as new Philippine ambassador to Britain, and Raislip a town in England with guide-like pronunciations.
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Tourane
Indochina
Too-rahn
Thailand
Tailand
Leon Maria Guerrero
Britain
Lay-ohn
Mar-ee’-ah Gerr-reh'-oh
Raislip
England
Rais’-lip
McCarthy clash deepens as Hensel accuses and pledges rebuke
Washington report on the McCarthy Army hearings shows Assistant Defense Secretary Hensel demanding a unanimous rebuke and clearance for his name, asserting McCarthy admitted his charges were groundless. The Senate subcommittee weighs testimony amid absent McCarthy and shifting political reaction.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Pentagon
Army
McCarthy
Defense
H. Struve Hensel
Wisconsin
Hensel
Subcommittee
Karl E. Mundt
S. D
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
NBC
Meet the Press
Eight Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic and Water Deaths
Over the weekend at least eight people died in Ohio from traffic accidents and drownings. Victims include John Abbott 20 of Dayton drowned at Kiser Lake Champaign County, Gilbert Hughes 29 of Hamilton killed in a single vehicle crash near New London Pike, Catherine Sullivan 19 of Cleveland drowned at Dean Creek Gordon Park, Kenneth E Ruth 18 of Cleveland drowned at Mud Mills Pool Mantua Township Portage County, Anthony Abramzyk 64 of Cleveland died from injuries after being struck by a car, Sally Butterworth of Shaker Heights died in a two car collision near Woodville Sandusky County, and Hartley L Vankirk 48 with Harold Chaffin 25 killed when their motorcycle overran a dead end road near Bowling Green. gas tank explosion added injuries.
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International News Service
Ohio
John Abbott
Dayton
Kiser Lake
Champaign County
Gilbert Hughes
Hamilton
New London
Pike
Catherine Sullivan
Clevelland
Dean
Bowling Green
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